Can a Folding Bed Fit in the Trunk?
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Folding beds cannot be placed in the trunk. Functions of the Trunk: In rear-end collisions, it absorbs and buffers part of the collision energy, reducing or minimizing passenger injuries. The trunk of a car is designed for storing spare items and transporting goods, including: the car's spare tire; the vehicle's first aid kit; the onboard toolkit; the warning triangle; the fire extinguisher; the car refrigerator; and the emergency fuel tank cap release. Trunk Features: Equipped with a highly practical power trunk function, allowing the trunk to be opened and closed via the vehicle's interior switch or the car key. It also features a hands-free trunk function, which greatly enhances convenience, especially when loading items into the car. The power trunk comes with a position memory function, which is particularly beneficial for shorter individuals, ensuring they can reach the trunk when closing it. Additionally, the power trunk and its memory function are standard across all models of this vehicle.
I have plenty of experience with fitting foldable beds into car trunks. Just last week, I helped a friend move a single foldable bed, and it surprisingly fit into his regular sedan. The key is to measure two things: the narrowest width of the trunk and the folded dimensions of the bed. Our foldable bed measured 150×80 cm when folded, and his trunk opening was exactly 150 cm wide, though the height was a bit tight—we had to disassemble the bed frame to get it in. My advice is to use a tape measure to check your car's interior space before buying a foldable bed, especially making sure the trunk lid can close properly. I've seen people damage their hydraulic struts by forcing it. Nowadays, some newer foldable beds are designed with detachable structures, splitting into three parts for easier fitting into small spaces.
